So the functionality we set out to implement is there.
Together, they set out to implement Konte's plans.
Designers from around the world presented plans for how cities could cope with water in the future, and when the exhibition ended Molenaar's team set out to implement those that would have immediate practical value.
We set out to implement a subsection of a very large, very well-defined standard, from the onset knowing that we could never comprehensively implement it, yet attempting to remain faithful to its details.
The truth is that when the children of the sixties received their professorships and deanships they did not abandon the dream of radical cultural transformation; they set out to implement it.
Eighteen months after the merger, Gerald M. Levin, the Time Warner chief executive who agreed to the deal, and Mr. Pittman, the AOL president who set out to implement the great promises of convergence, are both gone amid recriminations from Time Warner shareholders who assert that the potential of both AOL and the Internet were vastly overrated.
After working with Blocker and Superintendent of Schools Reggie Mayo, the class and the School of Music set out to implement the program, progressive in its Yale-New Haven collaboration, providing music students an insight into the teaching world and public-school students the benefits of their expertise.
By contrast, Echelon set out to implement a distributed control architecture.
We determined that the smelters processing the ore were a key choke point in the supply chain, so we set out to implement a smelter validation system with our industry partners to give us reasonable assurance that minerals processed in those smelters were not contributing to conflict in the Congo.
It is hard to imagine that the independents, crossover Republicans and moderate Democrats who voted for Obama would be stunned if the man named the most liberal Senator set out to implement policies that are, well, liberal.
Republicans set out to implement a bold vision that included eviscerating welfare, abolishing basic fiscal equity through tax cuts for the super-rich, privatizing social security, undermining the peacekeeping role of the United Nations and expanding the U.S. military for wanton escapades abroad.
